Editing Forum:Valus Thra'urn

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|species= [[Cabal]] 
|faction= [[Red Legion]]
|rank= [[Ultra]]
|class= [[Centurion]]
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''"Thra'urn was nothing short of a murderer during the [[Red War]]. Thank god this blight was finally put to rest."''—[[Forum:Parvus-4|Parvus-4]] about Thra'urn. 


'''Valus Thra'urn''' was a powerful commander of the [[Red Legion]]. During the Red War, he led numerous [[Cabal]] squadrons, who were tasked by him to hunt down and exterminate lightless [[Guardian|Guardians]] across the system, as well as execute any that remained in the [[Last City]]. 

Following the aftermath of the war with the defeat of [[Dominus Ghaul]] by the hands of [[The Guardian|an unknown Guardian]], Thra'urn and his forces regrouped to the [[Ishtar Sink]] on [[Venus]] where they would attempt to establish a beachhead, rallying the rest of the scattered Red Legion for a counterattack. However, his soldiers were met with heavy resistance from both the [[Vex]] and [[Fallen]] [[House of Dusk]] forces that were also occupying the planet. 

Thra'urn would unfortunately meet his fate when a [[Titan]] by the name of [[Forum:Atlas-7|Atlas-7]] was newly resurrected on Venus. Atlas fought his way through the hordes of warring Fallen and Cabal, eventually somehow managing to come face-to-face with the [[Valus]] himself. After a short battle, Thra'urn was killed, and Atlas was then discovered by a [[Fireteam]] who was originally sent to assassinate the commander and delivered safely to the City.


The remainder of Thra'urn’s forces continue to hold out on their own to this day, slowly but surely dwindling in numbers and morale.
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	The remainder of Thra'~~urn's~~ forces continue to hold out on their own to this day, slowly but surely dwindling in numbers and morale.		The remainder of Thra'urn’s forces continue to hold out on their own to this day, slowly but surely dwindling in numbers and morale.